The Indian rupee faced its most significant weekly drop since May, driven by rising oil prices and strong demand for the dollar. Increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran exacerbated concerns over energy supplies, further straining the rupee's position. However, interventions from state-run banks provided some relief, temporarily halting its downward trend. Market participants are closely monitoring oil prices and the Reserve Bank of Indias approach to the rupees depreciation.

On Tuesday, the Indian rupee fell to its lowest level in over a month, influenced by soaring oil prices and ongoing tensions in the Middle East. The Reserve Bank of India likely…

The Indian rupee reached an eight-week low against the dollar on Tuesday. High crude oil prices and safe-haven dollar demand pressured the currency. Overseas investors resumed…

The Indian rupee hovered close to a one-month low on Wednesday, driven by modest portfolio inflows and increased corporate demand for dollars. Asian currencies remained mostly…

The Indian rupee faced its most significant weekly drop since May, driven by rising oil prices and strong demand for the dollar. Increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran…

The Indian rupee experiences its steepest weekly drop in nine weeks, closing at 96.28 per dollar amid rising oil prices.

The Indian rupee reached its weakest point in two months on Monday. Rising oil prices and Middle East hostilities pressured the currency's value. State-run banks sold dollars,…